Here some quick information you could need about hyperpigmentation Treatment:
| The Cost | Start at 200 EUR, Depends on each case & the used technique |
| Session Number | 1 – 3 Sessions, depends on each case |
| Before Session | Avoid using creams / cosmetics on the areas to be treated |
| Session duration | 20-60 minutes, depends on each case |
| After Session | Avoid hot water, direct sun light, leave an interval between the two sessions, one month |
| Results | Start to appear after 10-14 days, 80% of hyperpigmentation could disappear for lifetime after completing all needed sessions |
Before After Hyperpigmentation treatment
The increase in pigment cells that give skin its color is what causes skin patches. Skin spots, including freckles, sun spots, age spots, and melasma, can have a variety of causes. In addition to this, hormonal variables including pregnancy, the use of certain medications, inherited traits, and irritant cosmetics all contribute to the development of skin spots. In addition to being an extremely unattractive appearance, skin spots might indicate a number of health issues. Undoubtedly, a dermatologist with expertise in treating skin imperfections should be consulted. Otherwise, non-professionally administered therapies could result in increased skin discoloration.
Light to dark brown skin patches are a common occurrence in places that are exposed to sunlight. They don’t harm people and have a texture akin to that of skin. The face, back, shoulders, and backs of the hands are common locations. In most cases, spots go away in 6 to 12 months, although deeper stains may take years to dissipate. Although patches may appear darker than the person’s actual hue, deep color shifts may appear blue or gray.
How do skin spots (Hyperpigmentation) go away?
Based on their underlying cause, skin spots are treated with creams for melasma and lasers for other types of spots. Dermatologists can lighten or get rid of dark spots with creams or treatments. Finding the reasons behind the emergence of skin spots is essential to choose the appropriate course of action. Non-specialists’ misinterpretation of therapies can lead to an increase in spots. The size and structure of the skin determine the available treatment options.
Types of Hyperpigmentation (Skin Spots) treatments
- Laser treatments are used to target pigment cells and blemishes, with sessions planned based on the type of stain.
- Mesotherapy involves injecting stain-opening agents under the skin, resulting in cell regeneration and a healthier, more vibrant appearance. The active ingredients, doses, and number are determined by the specialist physician based on the stain type.
- Chemical peeling is used to form new skin cells in superficial stains, with the goal of renewing cells. It is crucial to protect the skin from the sun.
- Cryotherapy freezes stained cells, triggering the formation of new cells.
- PRP injections use platelet-rich plasma from the patient’s blood to heal spots and renew the skin, resulting in a brighter, more vibrant appearance.
- Dermabrasion is a medical procedure using a metal head to scrape the skin surface, aiming to treat Hyperpigmentation, achieve smoother skin, and eliminate hyperpigmentation discoloration.
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